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Hts English, YOu Know.
Cold Beer in English stone mugs
4 JOHNSON'E 9th AND
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CITY AND DISTRICT

VILE waiting, glasses repaired; Hempler's, AZ.
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sSrhe Queen Of Beefs.,'-No family shouId
be without M0erleinS celebrated Beer &c ner
doz ioml =. Fl. FINLEY, Agt., 1905 81
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SALE OF THE NICKEL PLATE ROAD.-The Nickel
Plate road was sold at Cleveland, O.. yesterday
fer sl6, ,OOO, OF which 100000 was cash. The
purchasers We're the purchasing committee of the
new Nickel Plate organization, composed OF MessrS
Roosevelt, Kennedy, Olcott, and w. *. Vanderbilt.
Receiver Caldwell sold The road. There was but
one bid.
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FL.Gs-Cheap Flags. 314 9th st. NV.
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Gents White and COlOred ROrderea
Handkefchiefa Also, nobby style in silks. insf
received at Francs corner It'll and d.
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Sunday Club Drinking.

ANOTHER CONVICTION IN THE POLICE COURT-JUDGE
SMELL ON EvASIONs OF THE LAW.
Christian Beuchler, who keeps summer garden
on the Bladensburg road, was before the Police
Court to-day charged with violating the Sunday
liquor law. Mr.. Tobriner appeared for the defen-
dant, and entered plea of mot guilty."
Officer Slack testified that sunday afternoon.
while passing the defendants place, he saw num-
Der OF persons in the place drinking beer.
The defendant claimed that the German Pleas
ure Club, OF which he was member, met there,
and he furnished them refreshments, for which
he had not yet been paid.
Counsel attempted to show that the club noti-
fed the defendant that the meeting would be held
there sunday afternoon, but the court thought
that was not material. Counsel argued that there
had been no violation OF the law proved against
the defendant.
The judge said it is very clear that this club
business Is nothing but transparent attempts to
evade the law. All they think is necessary is for
club to organize and take in all the bar-room
keepers in the city, and each week notify one OF
them that the next meeting will be held on their
premises and that they were to supply the refresh
ments. Then the beer could be placed on tap, and
they could proceed to business. All this might do,
but it wouldn't do here.
Mr.. Padgett said he would admit that there was
a club, and he had no objection to it. They. how
ever, had no more rights than individuals, and
when they attempted TO hold Sunday meetings at
licensed saloons he certainly claimed that the law
was violated.
The court imposed fine of S1l. Appeal noted
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Rresh Attorney Butter chnrned eysfy moenins
ana delivered In i u. ward" prints Ioc ner Ih
Also, cottage Cheese and BuItermtlk: SHeef Nili
Sc. pef quart Cream 1jc.
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offers lbs Prunes, 25c, lbs. Rice, 25c., 5 lbs
Gloss Starch 25c., Sugar Cured Shoulders, &c. Id.
Sugar Cured Hams. 14c. h., 3 lbs Lard for 25c.
Gents Ribbed EsicyclefaOse, 81: Boys,
Soc, at Auerbach's Bicycle Shirt Depot, 7th & II.
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More About the County Road


To the Editor of the EVENING STAR:
/ am gratifed to see that you have given space
IN your paper of yesterday to the very just COM
plant Of your correspondent as to the manage
ment of the county roads, and desire to say that
the Bladensburg road is not the only neglected
while those in favored localities are kept in apple
pie order. The 9TH street road Is extremely rough
and the Broad Branch road, for a distance OF two
miles, is almost impossible during the winter
months. and is but rough narrow passway at all
times through that section. 1t is direct outlet
Tor Montgomery County to Washington, and it is
in many places too narrow for two vehicles to
pass, and yet the Commissioners will spend thou
sands OF dollars in opening new roadways and
necessary HorOughfore. Who will not say but
that it is their duty to repair and make paSSable
their rOadwayS already in existence before making
new ones? am in favor OF all new improvements,
but not at the expense OF violating this well-es-
tablished principle. i do not wish to be under
stood as being opposed to our present form OF gov
eminent, but only desire to reach those charged
with the administration Of affairs through the
medium OF Your paper. L. p. 8
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Chicago Grocery COmpany, SOC zth a..
o1ers4-year old Whisky, 81 gal, or SOC. Of.
7-year old Rye, IS gal, or 75c at.
4-year old Brandy, 81 gal, or soc. at.
7-year old Brandy, s. gal, or 75c az.
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CITY ITEMS

s&Opera BOuquet,, Ci9aru
Lead all other sc. cigars. Try them. Cigar de-
partment. N. I. METzGAR Bro,
mn 81 ~
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Ice.cream freezerS, refrigerators, baby ca,
rages and trunks reta1led at manufacturers price
at AuRenSteinS ~
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| r AM AUTHORIZED TO OFFER FOR FEW
DAYS those three handsome Lots at the corner Of
Whitney and 18th st. extended at the low price
S0c. Ground in this immediate locality held ut 4Oc
| This Is decided bargain. s. c. HILL. 9Th and F.
uy1O
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stOpera BOuques'' Cigars.
Marvels OF beauty and excellence &c STRAIGHT
Cigar department.
IN. T. MKTzGAR 4 Bro.
AT 7th ST. n "
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Is's English, YOu Know.
Cold Beer In English stone mugs.
JOHNSON,S 9th and
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Chicago Grocery Company, sos 9TH ST..
Offers fine family Flour 81. % bbl Finest ramiIy
$5.4S Dbl. and s1.39A bbl., zoe. a Dbl. Patent
Process $6.4S, 81. 63 u bbl. &c. y bbl.
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EoR SALE AND EXCHANGES UBURBAN
Il places; fruit grain and grass farms. Also i'm
proved and unmproved city property ON easy terms
Special attention is called To IL list ST ne -ruo
BRICK. all mod. lmps. u bargain. WI H. MAIN
Sd and Pennsy lvania NV. my I'm.
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An Extended Popularity. BROWNS RRos.
CHIAL TK0CHEs have been before the public many
years. For relieving Coughs and Throat troubles
they are superior to all other articles Mi o,,I,,
n hOxeS 80
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Chicago Grocery Company, SOC 9TH ste,
OfferS-Fine Rio Coffee, Java Favored, 22c. H.
Pure Java, 25c., Java and Mocha mixed
Doc. ID.
Black and Green Tea, 35c., suitable for Ice
Tea.
Fine GOlong or GunpOwder Tea, Soc Id.
Fine English Breakfast or Japan Tea, Soc
h.
OnlODp or
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ISoR RENT-A SMALL Farm HOUSE FIVE
u rooms. garden and stable. Also, desired eleven
Acres of Land in grain aud good spring Sit
uatlon pretty and healthy, pubic road, one mile
east of Silver Spring railroad station. on .th-st rai
Apply to ,. r. LIE, Silver Spring Post Office Sligo,
M 1tkf,-I
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IloR sALE-NEAR ANAcosTIA.

1NOR SALE-COMPLETEIY FURNISHED cor
Il tase of 10 rooms South Mountain. MAshinayton
County Md, at n sacrifice.
ap26-lm L. e VOTING l4O- Fstn
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Meas Gray 4 Navy blue Flannel shirts.
u; Boys, Soc, at Auerbachs, 7th II.
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Ir0R SAIE-A GOOD FARM. E. MILES WEST OF
II this city. near Fails ChurUh, Va ..2U acres good
pulldlngs; prlce low; terms easy *. A. PHILI.IPS
l4sS New York ave. ap23Im
CAMBRIDGE, MASS.-TO LET-NEAR THE COL
~ lege, house OF ID rooms with stable all in
plete ORDER; terms reasonable desirable tenant.
Address HOWLASD, Cambridge. Z. o., Mass. apl9
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Elegant Line Summer Silk ScarfS. 2.
At Auerbach's Bicycle Shirt Depot, 7th H.
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EOR
r. LOTS ON THE TENLEYTOWN ROAD.
OPPOSITE PRESIDENT CLEVELANDiS COUNTRY
SEAT AND ST ALBAN'S CHURCH.
Stages will run shortly every half hour from High
st.; fare, cents
Lots sold easy terms. Monthly payments &C
cepted contracts for deeds and deferred payments
bear 3 per cent interest Twenty lots have been
already sold.
These lots Immediately adjoin the Washington Inn,
which will be open for guests June l.
Plat of lots on file in our Office.
JOHN E. BEALL co,
my6-3m 1921 st.
NOR SALE-I HAVE MANY LARGE FRONTAGES
IL very des ably located in the northwestern of
the city, and single Lots without number for sale 1t
vestmeut prices JNO. A. PRESCOTT,
ap3O-lm l4l6 + st NV.
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5000 Extra Fine Straw Hats at S0r
At Auerbach's Bicycle Shirt Depot, 9TH 4 II.
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ID RIGHTMOOD PROPEkTY-TWO ACRES WITH
A. handsome buildings fruits aud shrubbery ono
acre and half ulimproyed one acre. nice csottaf.
Six acres hne buildings Two cottage Aiao
100 acres with nne improvements, near HynttsN lie.
together with several of the cheapest farms ln a.,
state OF Maryland. For terms apply 10 II. j DAILY
63l IT. n snlo-.iv.'
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die and loo envelopes to match, for 81; will give
monogram instead OF address; monogram and ad-
dress, very neat, -. samples on request.
LIGHT Fur Derbys, s125. Latest STYLES. No
CheStnuts- Special sale. 40 eth st. Lewis.
Mrs. DR.. SEsHEs, Boston Chiropodist. cures
years experience; press and public decide her
Americas best operator Ills Pennsylvania ave-
nut- Sth,ieiheh ana !ady operators on hands and
feet. Next door To Palas Royal.
LIGHTNING RODS, electric work. j. H. Kuehling.
GENTLEYEN's light weight underwear, neck
wear, socks, percale shirts. linen collars cuffs
hdndkerchiefs; &C., at r. c. Lewis Sons, 1927 "
u ave, branch go 9TH 81.
PARET makes special offer of 100 sheets linen
paper, your address neatly engraved from steel
HG ana Ioq envelopes 70 MATCH for 81 win give
Dress very neat, S. Samples on request. sm,w
FLAGs-Cheap Flags s14 9th st. NV
msds othlng IN Washington, and the prices at
which they oner them is a sharp spur in the sides
oil al their competitors
u 5. Howard II & 10 Whitehall ST., 9TH and E,
ST. Baltimore Atlanta Ca Wash, d. C.
We BELIEVE in fair dealings marking goods in
plain figures and one price to all. s HOrowitz,
40 9TH street northwest.
SPECIAL ATTENTION is called to the superior quail
lty OF our Extra DeodoriZed Empress Fluid" for
Napor stoves, as being free from grease or gummy
substance orders by mail promptly attended TO.
j. W. Schefer & Bro, 1920 eth ST. NV.
WILL cheerfuly refund the money If you buy
OF me baby carriage II IL is not better carriage
End for less money than you can buy elsewhere
= Horowitz, 80 9TH street northwest.
FINE merchant tailoring at moderate figures
Excellent suits for 80 and pants from So upward.
EI>eman Bros, manufacturers OF fine clothing,
cor. 9Th and E.
We WILL sell next Saturday a decorated tea and
dinner set for $3.50. 5. HoroNiN, 73O 9TH street
northwest.
STRAW HATS. Latest Styles Lowest Prices
Large STOCK A. II Lewis, 40 9TH st.
LIGHTNING RoDs repaired. j. II. Kuehling, 41s
Eth ST. NV.
For TIE latest styles in gentlemen's straw hats
AZ Popular Prices" go to X. e. Lewis d Son. 142l
v \. ave-, branch 900 18th ST. NV.
AN EXCEEDINGLY CHOICE and well-selected as
sortInent OF Ladies' and Misses White straw Hats
can be found at the establishment of Mrs A.
l. Whiting. 924 PENNSYLVANIA avenue
next SATURDAY we will sell an English decorated
China chamber set for s1-9S. S. Horow1tZ, 7;3O 9TH
street northwest.
FROM s. to SO per suit saved in buying from
WaShlnSton'S only" manufacturers OF clothing.
E1SeInan Bros, cor. 9TH and SITS.
We WILL sell on Saturday $40 baby carriage
forss, and $40 one for ST.. S Horowitz, 80 7th
street northwest.
SLATE MANTEIs SO and up; Latrobes to heat
Two rooms at SO. Gartrell's, SIS 7th st.
GREAT REDUCTION. Violet Water, large size,
6ec., small SIZE Sic. for a few days only. Mertz'S
Pharmacy, 11th and SIS.
NEXT SATURDAY we Will sell sl4 baby carriage
for $40 S. Horowitz. 80 9TH street northwest.
WHILE waiting, glasses repaired; HemplerS Az
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For Elegant Cigars,
visit our cigar department and purchase "Opera
Bouquet" 'tSaboroso," '.Inside view" and hOld
Crow" brands, sc. straight. Also, a fine line OF
imported cigars at low prices.
n. 7. METZGER Il Bro
AT 7th ST. NV
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Some very foolish and sensational fig
.ures are goiGg tie rounds Of TIL press to
the effect that there will be- a fdeficit in
State revenues of $207, 900. This is only
equalled blythe eanard first published in
the Rich mQnd Dispatch, we believe some
months, s,ago that there was only $500 600
yLy ing around fobss in the State treasury,
There is-no doubt that If ethes expenses
OF the State CFenaip: the same as last
year, they, could be fully met with. a 23
cent tax; as the valuation of property is
about $200,0o00g9, three cents tax on
the $lo0 worth Of properly represents
$6GQQQ :OfAreventP0 The Jdeticit then
cannot 9noqnt to: more than $50 .O00, :,
unless the expenditures have been, con.
siderably Increased, which We do nott
think is the case. tits all fol-de-ro to
talk about an extra session of the Leeis-
tature. As for the drummers' tax. that
wilt be collected hereafter just as for
nerly. 1t may be that little economy
y III have to be. exercised, 10 prevent a
deficit, but we will have no general as
sembly next:year, and we DO not look for
any deficit at all before~the next general
meets = Neles- Observer ~ --t.:ts S|Is.F Il
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IgBsvrLfE eoerrrIEs.

Cgrene 06HsmandsTy, No. B-~J. A. Porter Eminent
Commander; Jordan Stone Secretary. Meets first
wednesday night in each month.
AGheViIe Chapter, r. a. M-G. H. Bell, High
Priest; $. Hammershlag, Secretary. Meets
Eha second "Wednesday night In each month.
NJ Herman L-nce. No. LIS. a. F. q A. M
Il. G. FauziWp fsAfHnq Master; Fred L.eJaeoba
secretary. Meets The 6rst Friday hikhtin each
month. va -
SlOdHnanOa Lodge, 4. Of H., No. GAG. = Z.
Levy, Dictator Jordan Stone, Secretary.
Meets the frst and third Nondag lights in e9ch
% FTsnck "a, no. 7ois r. A.-ss1a-
pinsky, Hesens Jordan Stone, Secretary. M6Sts
tho hall Of the Knights of Honor on the second
and fourth Monday nights in each month"; re-
The Asleuiue Public Library, over Mr.. Kep-
door to Tie Bank Of ASH IL ia d. 10 Ms
itors from 10 q. M. to I p. m. and from 4:S0 to
$50 p. m. =,
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i p The ocean yacht race between tht
Brti4h b Schooner zCorenet and the
American Schooner Dquntlsss began
on Saturday from Sandy Hook, n
1 4, il the midst fof a stiff gale
Their destination 2iss some English
port the distance being nearly 5000
nt17es' 77omUIs 9al 2uiTBj tilndus 80
Very eonsidarate-Ge German oprs4
tesserss are sproyerbially, s ABSENT
minded, but none of them more SO
than Professor, Dusel, ,.of Bonn. D, He
noticed one day his wife placing a
large ibouquetaoR his ideska FWhat
does alb that mean 2n1 he asked.
Why That is the anniversary of
your marriage, replied Mrs. Dsusel.
s'T.Ach Gott is that so ? Well, let me
knew when yours comes al ound and
III reciprocate.' 'lol z9Ji5ags9 van a
65 n The effect of high license il not
the ssafne everywhere. In Omaha!
where the lowest license isI$1 ,O0O.,
thsTe are ffty+seyep saleonste every
'f0A90 population, and in 1PhIadei-
phiR, where license is only $50, there
are only seventy saloons for each
10000 In Kansas City where IL .
license III $S45} there, are seventy.
three saloons for every 10000. peos
pie: The lowest percentage Of, sa-
fo9rsI to topopdlatiof1 is in ST. LoIuis
where the license isi$55o, and there
are only forty-six saloohsite 10000
PEG r.; .ana shn 49, e--s-. s,,---4-..ntae~
VI sal. F.dk3l ~: O HALL h Mlitre. ii j.,
license is SIyy and there Ere I45
to 10000 population, or
double the number there are in
Philadelphia, compared with the
NUM- dber- Of people. InPhfladelphia
and Baltim ore the license issonly $50.
This diversity may be , due to the
methods adopted fof, enforcing the
laws, E6r,it may be, due 10 conditions
of society which are not apparent.
It is . subject which will more and |
more attract the attention 'ofthe peo-
pie, and about which politicians
mdstI Inform themselves. In. the
South the drift I is toward .prohibi-
tti9P;; in the West and in the East i'll
istoward high license = ..l{ o 7H5 -
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Capt. JAS. b. NEads, agman ofgreat
schemes, and great achievements
also, is dead, His ship, p,railwayper.
haPs die. with, him; bat the great
st. Louis bridge anG Che Mississippi
jetties remain enduring monuments
of his genius e a.-.9i591r s-rs 9lIf!
The four Presidents. who passed
their .fiftieth birthday while Chief
Executive we're Polk, Pierce, Grant
and Cleveland. Of these but one
served more than four years Grant,
apd he vas anxious. TO, serve twelve.
Win Nj, Cleveland have but one
tsFu1 q .l1is Eat ,tgt ttod Lne ,ilsnsrb ~
TheStats Board Of Health ] wishes i j IS
70 publish each nnnth, in the Bul,
.lefin IL issues, tie Eslortuaryt statis-
tics of all the larger towns of the
state, and in that IaudabIe purpose
4 sIapld, certainly have the hearty
support and cooperation Of every
citizen. The matter of gathering and
lnakiBg public such statistics is Of
manifest mportance.i I, g.55I.4o2 s,.4 -, S :.
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F1y1ua that il the ted 81 / nIrnezne
Court deci&0H ID tAe1nait0s sf drum.
mem license tax il al abiveportedAlEhat no
State has q right to iTnpose ! license q :
on dIummers 2 FROM ether SAzas 60
though j. spinPoSe one !.s9'.lssIss
3 HesO ~ OF r'venps nfpssE4sE TI1xs IA q Igtr Il
4oJeEnsf scalss Aas seeeiEed7a white
WaFR1e W P1s;! DUST ,s OF the lats Gover1r John
s;Ns S.ea. en q stAssess VAT ne bust iS life
I'D be sSnitsi % i;S.nsH. ~ eIst;on 60. = =
to SaE-SSES@$Ssf - - -
North caroiinn exsf slScsd x m ibe 1sa Gas5;,S1 ~
II ia. pFesenIe Sv fbS Tti;s = ~;
Vii f5e ploeed in the Sfoia f;hrarn' 49,, oA'o
= - - -,-,.-c.'~-..' $50 - 80 -
sptTnH HagtettS CtsfrpEf says: James
Anderson. q young man working ON thu
Richmond sad DanYille Railroad. had
thEse toes. .eIaSfdd 669Gstt hight mar thsi
Belt, railroad iunetien. just opposite the
limits .0fasktlaRtas4 Mr.. Anderson was
mn, faa il Coupling cars Sd at the S1ES. iane.
ten Had his 1ef foot caught un der the
tratP- THREE toes were 30 badly crushed
thu 4mputatlon was required. YES
Com made then STst tes esst ne1lns in .hei9
foundry and the Undertaking VA entire,
nA11 II 80
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1LllsF es UHct ~ AlIMassp " sp L1TE1Hs Rs,4Alnises
IN AsHEv1LLH PoGr OEyIcR, gok TaBl
~ FYRmw uuDoVSa AEhv f0tb Ieoi !

L n AsHEvILLs Posr o1ylcE, EoR THn
e e 'WEEK EKp14G, MAJ 12th, 1885,, 49,.
] yLllalss-ws i. gAiffsd; -sBsanF, R-b
d @ q lRevl. 2yH PFingle. Dennis Bird.
Goats, T + Fisher, Fl B Fry, Jno w Frye,
Fred 4 GAmmage,. Henry. Green, VIM
Greenwood. VIM Harvey, ELsHayes,
Jos Huffman, Thos Jefferson, M Kernp,
.Ino Lattamore, CK Liz, jno Merrith,
Geo Mcconnell, r P Mel l6uRal, Sloan
Z 4EygEEayS Or for, ayc g ,Ra4kih, j 6
Z smales LaSra Ridley, Mrs j. a
Booker; MrE CIets Buell. Mra : Hannah
GeSman, Mrs 8 K. Duncan, .Sfgss Mary
EFeamenE Ms Peter Goodwin Nm
Addte TkfTNlM6 6Saalis Howard, T Ms
Avefnei kedf6fd, NfFS M0llie McFee. Mrg
2R Me :nser, Mrs A4ice B Powell, Mrs
agI Nat Smith, Mrs. Laura SHift, ;, Mfa
ag SgmAAey., MEa1 ApRie Tate, Misses
sizEie Rqllibhtop, 5she Bird, Jennie
RoSIe, 4fi "a o I'm! E /, Lewis. W
(S); Il4ti Ruth SiiilidHi1i ana Saxtdhii
Mag FIRE r nit TaselE5 as :
dssiEIii1s the . boases letterhtt VIM
plee eay aaysg 8 - - ssiye date. 81
adVers nsNls0S 55sssaa st. .gItf3} : 1 u
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Oysters received in bulk daily at Iutg
dtf MOORE & RoBARDs'. O
ChanlBagne cider "a very refreshing
drink at Moore q Robards, 90 If i
s phe fsPinafore Steam" is one of the
Sa@s eBstsrs are served at Turner'S =
Lambs Wool soles-7large lot for the
Ladies and Gents, st the Shoe Store, ., n
dtt 80 aI:.--,.'. - - HERRING. ( WEAVER. r
2 Soda and mineral waters now now on
drauGht At Moore s. RodatdsI - If
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plexton. Pimples on the Face and Bilious
ness. Never sickens or gripes. Only one for
dose Samples free at H. 3 Lyons - -
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ov, IfgfeyeteF an theyhalf-aheill
will fs.t the LynnKaVsh at faf
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Shoes, ever seen in the South, Is at
tLle. SissSe Store.
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tellectnaIly this country, has ever
produced,
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e your hair turning gray and gradually
Eeslng ont? Hall.e Hair, lR&neyEeI.W Wiii
I!eee tito its original Cel6fs aud sSiitl.
'iate the toIlicteg to produce AtfuS and
luxuliant growth. Il aIseFclearssn .{he
ScAlp, eFadicates dandrul: SiId a a:nloSt
agreeable and harmless diessanes tl8
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.I11, -III q IJIiE3F.53 IT 5s9J 5I1J z.
i ttssflg 41eVa e oE sq08 agoT lsiyoi Bio .
y Property 10 advancing, upenealL sides,
Every body is talking of the boom But
in ell this excitement for more money
and great spFo6tat eone man has been
found who desires the good win of the
people more than individual gain that
man 5iay H L.0LaAgSat AAlgisr JeWelry
Store, NO 1S8 Main b. He refuses 70
advance his price, bat continues to sell
bis goods at lowest priGes-eYerything
In the 5aWelry line alilthe latest
noveldes sold OBJ eP and engraved free,
ReIAi!iha ps6hp pEly done 9nd warranted
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